Superannuation news & advice for Australian women. Read our top articles on Superannuation by Australia’s women’s money magazine.
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5 things to do before switching super funds
If you're looking at ways to boost your retirement savings then switching super funds could help. Here's what to think about before taking action.
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Ethical investing tipped to rise after bushfire crisis
Ethical investing is trending and the recent bushfire crisis is likely to spark further investor interest. We look at how to access it and why.
By Financy -
Australia’s super system needs a female lens
The CEOs of some of the country's biggest super funds take aim at the system and why it needs to change for women.
By Financy -
Which super funds are great for women?
We list some of the Australian superannuation funds changing their service offering to help women narrow the retirement savings gender gap.
By Financy -
End of financial year tax strategies to boost your super
We look at the superannuation tax strategies and simple checks that could boost your retirement savings this financial year.
By Financy -
Super, Superannuation Tips1 1739 0How to safeguard your superannuation savings
There's a lot to know about superannuation but one of the most important things is making sure that you nominate the right beneficiaries.
By Jacqui Brauman -
Take action on your super with these simple steps
If 2019 is the year for you to get your superannuation organised, here are a bunch of questions and suggested actions to get you moving.
By Financy -
How to work with your employer to close the super gap
There are five things that women should look for from their employers to help make a difference on the retirement savings gap.
By Bianca Hartge-Hazelman -
Women’s super fund launches with no fees on parental leave
Verve Super fund launches with no fees on parental leave and a lot of promises to help women close the retirement savings gap. We take a closer look.
By Financy -
A woman’s superannuation won’t last a year in retirement
We look at how women can catch up on their superannuation in light of new research which highlights the extent of the shortfall in retirement.
By Financy
